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| Candelaria: One of the eight Sabbats in the Wiccan calendar. More commonly known as Imbolc. |
| Candle: An item that is lit and often used as part of a ritual or for cleansing and/or charging (especially crystals), and meditation. |
| Candlemas: One of the eight Sabbats in the Wiccan calendar. More commonly known as Imbolc. |
| Cauldron: A ritual tool and a feminine symbol of the goddess. Also of life, death, and rebirth. |
| Cense: To expose to incense smoke. |
| Censer: A container in which incense is smoldered or burned, which symbolises the element of air. |
| Chakra: Chakra is actually a Sanskrit word meaning wheel (or vortex) and it refers to each of the seven energy centers of which our consciousness, our energy system, is composed. |
| Chalice: A ritual tool and a feminine symbol of the element water, which is used during rituals. |
| Chamuel: One of the seven archangels. |
| Charge: To fill with energy. |
| Cingulum: Worn around the waist or wrist and binds the witch to the gods and the wheel; also used for cord magic (also known as cord). |
| Cleansing: Purification. For a witch this is done through a ritual bath. Traditionally performed before every ritual. |
| Cleromancy: The art of divination using dice or dominoes. |
| Conjuration: Act of summoning. |
| Conscious Mind: That part of the mind of which we are aware. |
| Consecrate: To cleanse, bless and set apart for ritual use; to make sacred. |
| Consecration: The blessing, cleansing, or positively charging of an object which is to be used in magic or dedicated to a deity. |
| Cord: Worn around the waist or wrist and binds the witch to the gods and the wheel; also used for cord magic (also known as cingulum). |
| Corn Dolly: A figure made by plaiting wheat and similar to a poppet. It is symbolic of the fertility, grain, and harvest aspects of the Goddess. |
| Coven: A group of witches led by a High Priest and/or a High Priestess, who meet to worship and practice magic. Although traditionally limited to 13 most covens are significantly smaller. |
| Craft (The): A term used to denote witchcraft or the witchcraft aspects of Wicca. |
| Crone: A term of respect for a Witch that has passed menopause or is older than 50. |
| Croning: The rite of passage to being a crone. |
| Cross Quarter Days: A term used for the fire Sabbats. |
| Crystal Ball: A crystal sphere used for divination and scrying. Also called a showstone. |
| Curse: Negative energy directed consciously towards a person, place, or object. |
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